5 result(s) for “disinformation”
Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot told an OECD conference that coordinated online campaigns, including what he described as mass harassment tied to Elon Musk and activity on X, are being used to shape national debates ahead of France's 2027 presidential vote.
Finland's Ministry of Justice today issued fresh guidance for public sector organisations on handling social media, requiring clearer labelling of official accounts, faster removal of disinformation, and a transparency log for partnership posts. Officials said the measure aims to protect public trust during heightened information risks.
Douyin refreshed its Safety and Trust Centre on October 10, 2026, surfacing a series of governance pages and tools that foreground the platform’s 2026 network violence rules, algorithm transparency features and a package described as new platform '10 measures'. The changes reinforce ongoing efforts to explain recommendation mechanics and to tighten rules on coordinated abuse and disinformation.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz made an unannounced trip to Kyiv on October 4, 2026, to pledge a new package of support for Ukraine that includes about €1 billion in military assistance and €350 million for repairing energy infrastructure, while German firms signed major defence and industry agreements.
The Election Commission of Pakistan has formally notified an AI Wing at its secretariat to support digitisation, staff training and a full E-Office rollout by December, the commission said in a notification dated October 1.